Industrial Stocks Sink to New Lows on Market Slide
New York August 22 News reports industrial stocks hitting new low records as bear selling weighs on Sears Roebuck American Sugar U S Rubber Pierce Arrow Studebaker and others while a loan crowd maintains demand for select shares. Reports on gold shipments and bond sales indicate shifts in risk appetite and expectations for corporate and foreign government bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raiis
Congress
Sears-Roebuck
American Sugar
U. S. Rubber
Pierce- Axnow
United Retail Stores
Studebaker
United Fruit
Western Union
Crucible
General Electric
Willys-Overland
International Harvester
American Car and Foundry
Railway Steel Springs
Pierce-Arrow
Bosch Magneto
Federal Sugar
Wall Street
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
England
Aquitania
India
Stock Exchange
Cotton Prices Jump Over Half Cent in Day's Trading
New York August 24 The cotton market showed increased activity and strength on bullish crop tips and reports of small southern offerings. December rose to 1595 cents, near the season high, with January at 13.99 as the market closed 38 to 50 points higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wreh
Texas
Aittle Southern
Wall Street
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Lancashire
Liverpool
Stock Exchange
New Orleans
Wrashington
Sports
Yarve
Izen Wong
Olatocks
New Orleans Cotton Advances Sharply
New Orleans cotton rose as traders cited heavy crop concerns and export demand. Prices jumped 22-30 points with October at 13.18, while related market reports noted weather impacts, Washington crop-watch, and varied regional conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Professional Views On Cotton Situation From New York August 22
A group of messages from Liverpool and New York brokers describe a turning sentiment in cotton markets. Improvements cited include reduced supplies due to a small crop and rising demand from mills, with strong buying tied to war financing and possible foreign purchases. Traders forecast higher prices and note signs of revival in textile industries abroad and in Japan and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southwest
Washington
House
War Finance Corporation
Shorts
Exid
Oavis Hrothers & CO
Germany
Comutry
Japan
Belgium
A. W. Jay & CO
Cotton Movement and Markets Across Ports and Interiors
Movements across New Orleans, Baltimore, Mobile, Savannah, Wilmington, Norfolk, Boston, Philadelphia, New York and minor ports show middling prices ranging from 11.50 to 18.80 with substantial receipts and exports. Interior hubs including Houston, Memphis, Augusta, St Louis, Atlanta, Little Rock, Dallas, and Montgomery report similar middling values with varied shipments and stocks. Liverpool market notes steady sale activity, with good middling around 9.30 and American imports totaling 3,000 among 6,000 total sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana
Balventon
Wilmingt
Norfolk
Boston
Rota
Houston
Atock
Mempule
Augusta
St. Lomas
Atlanta
Little Rock
Dotlap
Hontemnery
Seeelits
Liverpool
Batutes
Ateady
New York Dry Goods Market Opens Firm On Aug Price Trends
The New York dry goods market opened firm on August 22 with rising activity in some lines. Gray cloths moved up with strong cotton market alignment, burlaps held firm at higher price levels, while raw silk remained inactive at unchanged prices.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil Market Slumps Amid Crop News and Liquidation
New York Aug 23 Cotton seed oil prices fell sharply as liquidation in nearby deliveries and scattered weather worries weighed on futures. Near months led losses of 14 to 27 points while late months declined up to 11 points. Trade was light with about 14 000 barrels sold and 400 tendered.
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New York
Copper and metals market brief from New York
Metals news from New York on August 2 reports copper higher with spot near 11 75 and nearby futures at 26 22 while Tm steadies at 26 25. Iron, lead hold steady with No 1 northern around 21 22 and delivery at 4 20. Antimony spot noted at 400 pot.
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New York
WGK
Northern
Sharp advance scored in wheat on market news
Chicago opened with a sharp advance as visible supply declines and hours of the mill affected the market. Wheat rose to new highs on export hopes and short covering, while corn and oats also firmed. Provisions softened with a drop in hog prices, and quotes for futures and cash cargoes drifted amid mixed country offerings.
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Chicago
Joan O Dillion
wAlue
Board of Trade
Washington
Thea
Seaboard
Packang
Liberty Bonds and Commodity Receipts Reported
Market notes list Liberty bonds with bid yields and multiple series, plus a roundup of cotton and rice receipts. New Orleans details include specific bond prices, losses, and assorted sacks and tonnage figures for regional staples and bagged goods.
Bank Clearings And Quotations Of Local Markets
Bank clearings and quotations for local markets are reported. Figures show Monday activity with comparisons to the same day last year, indicating a decline from 11,? to 8,209,508 and 10,404,740.44 in different metrics, reflecting market activity levels.
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Aoa
Gieie
Atlanta Quotations Cotton Seed Products Market
Atlanta market reports crude oil and meal prices with basis notes across various cotton seed products. Entries include spot cotton market figures and receipts and shipments in bales, reflecting regional trading activity and price levels.
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Atlanta
Holle
Local Spot Cotton Jumps 40 Points in Atlanta Market
Spot cotton in Atlanta rose from 12.10 to 12.50 per unit, a 40 point one day gain signaling a bullish local market. Similar gains occurred in New York and New Orleans as drought, rain, insect activity, and strong textile demand bolster prices. Futures demand surged from shorts and traders with notable bullish commentary from Eugene Scales forecasting a big advance.
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Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Shorts
Deyse Livermora
Eugene Scales
Short selling weakens Stoges on opening stock market
Liquidation and short selling marked the market opening with many new yearly lows. Losses spread across rails, motors, oils, and chemicals as prominent houses faced embarrassment from margin issues and margin calls. Foreign exchange declined, with sterling and continental rates down, while several major issues posted sizable declines.
Coffee futures wobble on Rio rates and demand
New York on August 22 reports a softer coffee futures market as Rio exchange rates ease and buyers from last week show reduced activity. Prices drift lower with limited bids seen for Bourbon credits and cables, while Brazilian port receipts total 49 000 and Jundiahy arrivals around 2006 units.
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New York
Rio
Brassilmo
Neilverd
London
Hiral
Jundiahy
Money Market and Sugar Prices Across Markets
In New York and London money markets show varied rates with mercantile paper around 6.6 percent and sterling 60 day bills, while demand and cables for several currencies rise or fall. Sugar markets in New York steady for raw sugar with slight declines in futures. refined futures unsettled with minor price shifts and spot months steady on cover.
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New York
France
Greece
Sweten
Norway
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Gatt
Stock firm Trippe & Co. fails at New York Exchange
New York August 22 The failure of Trippe & Co. was announced at the New York stock exchange. The firm once a ten year prominent commission house formed by George M. Woolsey William J. Palmer and John J. Gilles had operated in its present form a year. Receiver Albert W. Putnam appointed. The firm specialized in motor and tire shares and followed four other exchange failures in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trippe & Co
New York, Stock Exchange
George M. Woolsey
William J. Palmer
John J. Gilles
Albertt W. Putnam
Charles W. Trippe
Stock Exchange
Qne
Ohio Oil Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
Findlay Ohio August 22 The board of directors of the Ohio Oil company one of the largest oil companies in the United States today declared the regularly quarterly dividend of 1.25 a share payable September 30 to stockholders of record August 29.
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Findlay
Ohio
Ohio Oil Company
United States
Mortuary News From Town R E Pierce and Others
Obituaries note Mrs R E Pierce 74 of Ardattie avenue dies at home. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Carl Poundy dies at home. Acker 65 of Dialville dies at private sanitarium. Arthur Lane infant dies at Georgia Children's Home. Mrs J B Hartley, wife of Primitive Baptist preacher, dies at Fitzgerald. Joseph Baughn dies at Confederate Soldiers' Home and to be buried in Lexington. Mrs Raymond B Kellett dies near Lyerly after typhoid and pneumonia. husband and young daughter also affected. Samuel Robert Jones, 1 year old, dies at Murphy avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Hartley
Fitzgerald
J. Bred Hartley
Pittman
Rebecca
Joseph Baughn
Lexington
Lyerly
Raymond B. Kellett
South Carolina Campground
Tate
Mra. Kellett
Lois Crumley
J.m Crumley
Charles Crumley
Samuel Robert Jones
R R Jones
Murphy Avenue
Philo A Abernathy Dies at 41 Stirling Street in Atlanta
Philo A Abernathy aged t1 years of 41 Stirling street died Monday at his home after more than twenty years in Atlanta. He was a Piedmont lodge No 190 member and survived by his widow and three sons Owen A Everett L and Lawton V Abernathy. Also mentions a device to measure carbon dioxide in flue gases for coal saving in homes and boilers.
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Philo A. Abernathy
Stirling Street
Atlanta
Piedmont Lodge
Hiswidow
Owen A
Everett L
Lawton V. Abernathy
Senate approves deficit aid for tariffs probe
Washington August 22 The Senate passed an amendment to fund a deficits related resolution for an investigation by customs agents into the American valuation plan. Chairman Penrose said the move covers salaries for fifty experts urged by the treasury. The Finance Committee will not rewrite rates until data on wholesale prices is compiled. Customs staff expect about six weeks to gather information, delaying tariff legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Shipping Board
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Penrosa
Merchants Gather to Plan 1921 Cotton Crop Marketing
Memphis hosts the Cotton States Merchants association eighth annual convention starting tomorrow with hundreds of southern merchants in attendance expected to reach 2000. Speakers include former Senator LeRoy Percy of Greenville Miss A Stone merchant and planter Dunleith Miss and Gerald Fitzgerald banker of Clarksdale Miss. The convention continues for three days.
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Memphis
Cotton States Merchants’ Association
LeRoy Percy
Greenville
Miss
Stone
Dunletth
Gerald Fitzgerald
Clarksdale
Prohi Directors Named by Chief In Washington
Federal prohibition directors were named by Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair. South Carolina picks Major George C Bowen of Greenwood, succeeding W I Robertson. Mississippi selects W H Dally of Coldwater, succeeding W Calvin Wells.
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PROHI
Washington
Federal Prohibition
Internal Revenue
Blair
South Carolina
George C Bowen
Greenwood
W I*. Robertson
Mississippi
W. H. Dally
Coldwater
W. Calvin Wells
Dixie Flyer Excursion Rates and Legal Notice
Excursion fares listed for Jacksonville Tampa and St Petersburg with travel dates and contact details. Also an earnest legal notice from the Guardian of Eunice C Wilson, deceased, asking creditors to render demands and others to pay debts, sent via Merchants Bank Augusta.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Walton Street
Ivy
W. HL. Fogg
Healey
Central of Georgia Railway
Mra
Eunice, Wilson
Fulton County
Georgia
Anidestate
Thost 7 Company
Guardian
Evnich C, Wilson
Merchants Bank
Augusta
Classified Ad Guidelines and Payment Procedures
Instructions govern how to place want ads with classifications listed such as For Rent Rooms Furnished and Unfurnished. Cash with order ads require pay at placement. phone orders accepted only for certain cash classifications. discontinuance must be in writing. telephone billing and directory verification available.
Private maternity sanitarium ad offered for info
Madam Malone spiritualist offers daily consultations from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. near Lakewood area. Mia M. T. Mitchell of 22 Windsor Street listed. directions include Washington to Lakewood, Stillman Street, Gil Lakewool Avenue. Ladies urged to remodel old furs coats and scarfs at 34534 Peachtrer by Tet Arnone.
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Mia
M. T. Mitchell
Windsor Street
Malone
Washington
Lakewood
Stillman Street
Gil Lakewool Avenue
Dance class ends in rapid results at Peachtree A
A 2007 report notes a rapid series of dance lessons at 172% intensity in Peachtree district led by instructor A. TODDLE and colleague. Outcomes claim improved balance and agility, with participant feedback highlighting quick gains.
Lost and Found Notices and a Kings County Divorce Summons
A batch of lost items includes keys on 610 Candler Dodge, a jade green overblouse from a bag on Lacie Street near 5:30 p m Monday, an Airedale dog named Tong, a black handbag from a Griffin Barnesville trip, a 3 month old setter puppy seeking a $25 reward, Confederate letters addressed to Alger Pellman, and a list of miscellaneous items. Also included is Supreme Court Kings County summons for absolute divorce of Florence Noonan against Walter Noonan served by publication in New York City with attorney Thomas P Mackey.
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Lacie
Ward
Tong
Griffin
Barnesville
J. D. Pound
Cherry Street
Wacon
Atlanta Gun Club
E. Harrison
Alger
Pellman
Supreme Court
County OF Kings
Florence
Noonan
Walter Noonan
Thomas P. Mackey
Flatntiff
Breedway Borough of
Manhattan
Newark
Walthr Noonan
Frank S. Gannon, Jr
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Borough of
Brooklyn
City of New York
New York
Thomas P. Wacxy
Platstice
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
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Etter
Compianion
Mrres
Omn
Hubbard Bros
Ee Halla
Abange
Bocas ‘del ‘Toro
Alexander Zieland
Santos
Celha
Ceiba
Anne Havana
Copan
Tela
Aaing
Providence
Conlee
Tampico
Davis
Salonica
Kenbane
Belfast
Laura Skogland
Managua
Mic
Bluefields
Ozama
Porto Rico
Ital
Genoa
Kowanee
Pio
Bottenflel
Metals
New
York’ Stock -Exchange
Birdvale Steel
Mri Pacific
Eageeaee
Siu
Dany Ae
York
MY. J. H. & Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Worthen
Oklahoma Prod. & Refining
American Smelting
Siuatra Tobacco
Iron & Bteel
Atchison
Royal Dutch
N. ZX
San Fran
Atlantic
Air Line
Ath
Gulf
Big Shell Trans
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Tennessee Coyner
Texas and Pacific
Endicott-Johnson
Cuba
Aces
Union Pacific
General Asphalt
United Frust
General Motors
U. S. Ind
Great Northern
United
Illinois Central
Nay
Coppe Coy
United States Steel
Mer. Marine
Virginia- Carolin Chem
Bo Westen Union
Bog
Weetinghome
Kennecott
Cash Grain
St. Louis
Aricago
Giese
Ss Vy
Neeese
Bos
NEW York Bonds
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather Central of Georgia
Consol
Chesapeake Ae
Cage
St. P
Xl & Poe
Thy
City of
Paris
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Granda Consol
Dominion of Canada
Erie
Mlinets Central
Marine
Kansans
Appett & My
Curb Securities
Liberty
Lew, Pork
Samiet
Bay “Tod
August Baugh
Dice Atraug
Honduras
Zonisiana
Carolina
Edith
Eit Recelpta
Millers
Strat
Blue Ross
Carlight
Coca-Cola
Columbia
Atockera
Anglo-Am
Katia
Westel Tan
Moon
Ding Glenrock Igae
Inter
Pet
Atendy
Ferritt
Ts Hs
Salt Creek
Bete Wasce
Allied Packers
The
Commission House
Pacifics
Grangers
Coalera
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
Pierce Oil
Preferred
Pan-American Petroleums
Shell Transport
Cosden
Piercé Arrow
Common
Sears Roebuck
International Paper
Westinghouse
Sumatra Tobacco
American Woolen
Famous Players
Foreign Exchange
Copenhagen
Naval Stores
Sivannnk
Lecalptor Tattino
Rosin
Giabr
Dow Elnas
Inekaony Illo
Sorge
Rahn ‘Tuim
Ea Atech
Wgler White
Money Market
Shoal Billa
Baeter
New Yore City
New York Cotton Exchange
American Dock & Pouch Terminals
State Birest
Weer York
Itate Stock Exchange
Firmin
R. E. Pierce
B. Pieres
Artadie Avenue
Shela
Mistes Mildred
Edith Pierce
J. R. Pierce
Carl M. Poundy
Papa Street
R. J. Poulius
F. Acker
W. FP. Acker
Dialville
Arthur Lanoe
Georgia Children's Home
Sdein'ship Board
King-Blackburn CO
Candler Bedg
Gs Foe
Ynee
Paragon
Toi Lowe
Asta
Mer
Hye
V.M. Womack
R Harper
J.D Ganstey
C.P.A. Womack
Harper & Bansley Certified Public Accountants
Republic
Republic Motor Truck Co
Republic Truck, Sales Corp
Atlanta, Ga
Currier St
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